sf905THIRD ENGROSSMENTOmnibus environment and natural resources, agriculture, economic +development, and housing finance bill.ARTICLE 1�ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCESSection 1: Environment and natural resources appropriations summary +by fund provided.Sec. 2: Pollution control agency appropriations detailed, including:+ water, air, land, multimedia, and administrative support.Sec. 3: Office of environmental assistance appropriations detailed.Sec. 4: Zoological board appropriations detailed.Sec. 5: Natural resources appropriations detailed, including: land +and mineral resources management, water resources management, forest +management, parks and recreation management, trails and waterways management, +fish management, wildlife management, ecological services, enforcement, +and operations support.Sec. 6: Minnesota conservation corps appropriations detailed.Sec. 7: Board of water and soil resources appropriations detailed.Sec. 8: Science museum of Minnesota appropriations detailed.Sec. 9: Minnesota resources summary by fund provided in great detail.Sec. 10: Fund transfer from solid waste fund provided.Sec. 11: Aquatic farming license fee tripled, fish health inspection+ fees increased, initial inspection fee increased, and aquarium facility +license increased from 19 to 90 dollars.Sec. 12: Game and fish rules clarified.Sec. 13: Law enforcement authorities extended.Sec. 14: Subgrants from commissioner of natural resources to private individuals and entities authorized.Sec. 15: Residents under age of 18 authorized to harvest wild rice +without a license.Sec. 16: License fees for harvesting wild rice increased.Sec. 17: Wild rice management account establishment regulations +modified.Sec. 18: "Off-highway vehicle" defined.Sec. 19: Off-highway vehicle operation restrictions provided.Sec. 20: Off-highway vehicle civil citation authority provided to +conservation or licensed peace officers.Sec. 21: Off-highway vehicle use of state lands restricted.Sec. 22: Off-highway vehicle damage account created.Sec. 23: Off-highway motorcycle registration exemptions modified.Sec. 24: Conforming change; fee increased.Sec. 25: registration application fee increased.Sec. 26: Purposes clarified.Sec. 27: Off-highway vehicle safety and conservation program created.Sec. 28: "All terrain vehicle" definition modified.Sec. 29: Conforming change.Sec. 30: Registration fees increased for all-terrain vehicles.Sec. 31: Vehicle use provisions on public lands modified.Sec. 32: Purposes modified.Sec. 33: Operation on roads and rights-of-way modified.Sec. 34: Motorized trail grants-in-aid provided.Sec. 35: Minnesota Conservation Corps moved.Sec. 36: DNR employment provisions modified.Sec. 37: Conforming change.Sec. 38: Conforming change.Sec. 39: Conforming change.Sec. 40: Citizens council on voyageurs national park establishment +authorized.Sec. 41: Exemptions modified.Sec. 42: Enforcement division employee provisions modified.Sec. 43: State park fees for physically handicapped persons reduced.Sec. 44: Separate motorcycle permit authorized.Sec. 45: Fees for state park permits increased.Sec. 46: Additional powers clarified.Sec. 47: Registrar's fee increased.Sec. 48: Watercraft title application fees doubled.Sec. 49: Power to prevent or control wildlife disease provided to commissioner.Sec. 50: Small game license surcharge increased.Sec. 51: Deer, bear, and lifetime license provisions modified.Sec. 52: Migratory waterfowl stamp provisions clarified.Sec. 53: Pheasant stamp modified.Sec. 54: License requirements modified.Sec. 55: Wildlife disease prevention and control added to game +provisions.Sec. 56: Technical.Sec. 57: Commissioner powers extended relating to emergency wild +animal licenses.Sec. 58: Hunting fees modified.Sec. 59: Nonresident hunting fees increased.Sec. 60: Conforming change.Sec. 61: Stamp fees increased for pheasant, turkey, and migrant +waterfowl.Sec. 62: Trout and salmon stamp validation fee increased.Sec. 63: Fishing guide licenses on Lake Superior increased from 35 +to 125 dollars for residents and from 140 to 400 dollars for nonresidents.Sec. 64: Minnow dealer license fees doubled.Sec. 65: Minnow retailer fees tripled.Sec. 66: Exporting minnow hauler fees increased.Sec. 67: Fish hatchery license fees tripled.Sec. 68: Commercial netting fees increased.Sec. 69: Fish buyer license fees increased.Sec. 70: Fish packer license fees doubled.Sec. 71: Fish vendor license fees doubled.Sec. 72: Frog dealer licenses doubled.Sec. 73: Camp Ripley archery deer hunt fee provided.Sec. 74: Technical.Sec. 75: Importation of hunter-harvested cervidae regulations +provided.Sec. 76: Possession of live cervidae prohibited.Sec. 77: Deer season restrictions modified.Sec. 78: Priority schedule modified.Sec. 79: "Comprehensive local water management plan" definition +modified.Sec. 80: "Plan authority" defined.Sec. 81: "Priority concerns" defined.Sec. 82: "Priority concerns scoping document" defined.Sec. 83: "State review agencies" defined.Sec. 84: County duties modified.Sec. 85: Delegation provisions modifed.Sec. 86-87: "Comprehensive water plan" changed to "local water +management plan."Sec. 88: Scoping document contents specified.Sec. 89: Plan development required.Sec. 90: Plan contents provided.Sec. 91-101: "Comprehensive water plan" changed to "local water +management plan."Sec. 102-103: Language clarified.Sec. 104: Financial assistance provisions modified.Sec. 105: Limitation language updated.Sec. 106: Technical.Sec. 107: Procedure clarified.Sec. 108: General permit issuance by watershed districts authorized.Sec. 109: Ten-year revision regulations modified.Sec. 110: Rule appeal provided.Sec. 111: "Local government unit" definition modified.Sec. 112: Wetland draining or filling regulations modified.Sec. 113: Wetland replacement provisions modified.Sec. 114: Wetland bank account fees assessment required.Sec. 115: Board fee payment required.Sec. 116: Water use permit processing fee detailed.Sec. 117: Unpermitted appropriation fee payment provisions modified.Sec. 118: Requirements relating to aeration systems on public waters+ provided.Sec. 119: Aquatic plant harvesting fees increased.Sec. 120: Storm water permit compliance required.Sec. 121: Storm water discharge regulation modified.Sec. 122: Noningested source phosphorus reduction goal provided.Sec. 123: "Septic system tank" defined.Sec. 124: Tank fee imposed.Sec. 125: Obligation termination authorized.Sec. 126: Payment processing procedures modified.Sec. 127: Revenue deposit provided.Sec. 128: Interest from fees credit regulations provided.Sec. 129: Cathode-ray tube disposal prohibited.Sec. 130: "Tank" definition modified.Sec. 131: Authorized expenditures modified.Sec. 132: Reimbursement, subrogation, and appropriation regulations +modified.Sec. 133: Natural disaster area reimbursement provisions established.Sec. 134: Retail locations and transport vehicle regulations +provided.Sec. 135: Abandoned underground storage tanks regulated.Sec. 136: Registration provisions modified.Sec. 137: Repealer.Sec. 138: Authority to issue modified.Sec. 139: Penalties relating to vapor recovery equipment delivery +and installation provided.Sec. 140: "Retail location" defined.Sec. 141: "Transport delivery vehicle" defined.Sec. 142: "Vapor recovery system" defined.Sec. 143: Vapor recovery system regulations imposed.Sec. 144: Vapor recovery on transports regulated.Sec. 145: Preemption modified.Sec. 146: Technical.Sec. 147: Duties modified.Sec. 148: Personnel modified.Sec. 149: Administrative expense modified.Sec. 150: Minnesota future resources account eliminated from +language.Sec. 151: Royalties, copyrights, patent language modified.Sec. 152-154: Technical changes.Sec. 155: Cigarette tax revenue regulations modified.Sec. 156: Water quality assessment process established.Sec. 157: Storm water permit fee modifications provided.Sec. 158: Utility licenses regulated.Sec. 159: Asset transfer relating to Minnesota Conservation Corps +provided.Sec. 160: Fund transfer provided.Sec. 162: County processing grant obligations provided.Sec. 163: Consolidation and streamlining report required.Sec. 164: Individual sewage treatment system study provided.Sec. 165: ISTS pilot program established.Sec. 166: Phosphorus study required.Sec. 167: Forest land off-highway vehicle use reclassification +provided.Sec. 168: Study of off-highway vehicle trails required.Sec. 169: Continuous trail designation required.Sec. 170: Well disclosure in Washington county required.Sec. 171: Game and fish agent license expiration provided.Sec. 172: Temporary Petrofund fee exemption provided for Minnesota +commercial airlines.Sec. 173: State agency reimbursement provided.Sec. 174: Review of use of motorized devices on state nonmotorized +trails by physically disabled individuals required.Sec. 175: Revisor's instruction.Sec. 176: Repealer.ARTICLE 2�ENVIRONMENTAL FUND CHANGESARTICLE 3�AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENTARTICLE 4�PLANT PROTECTION AND EXPORT CERTIFICATIONARTICLE 5�NURSERY LAWARTICLE 6�INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENTARTICLE 7�CONFORMING CHANGESARTICLE 8�SEED LAWARTICLE 9�CENTRAL IRON RANGE SANITARY SEWER DISTRICTARTICLE 10�APPROPRIATIONS: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTARTICLE 11�DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY POLICY PROVISIONSARTICLE 12�DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT POLICY +PROVISIONS: PART ONEARTICLE 13�DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT POLICY +PROVISIONS: PART TWOARTICLE 14�MOTOR VEHICLE INSTALLMENT SALESARTICLE 15�MISCELLANEOUSAE